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For fifteen years, Docomomo US has been at the forefront of the modern architecture preservation movement, and continues today as the resource for advancing education and advocacy about its importance. To maintain this leadership, we rely on the participation of our supporters, members, and advocates from across the nation.

On behalf of all of us at Docomomo US, we would like to thank you for making 2013 an exceptional year and for all your efforts to raise the awareness of how important preserving modern architecture is. We also like to extend our thanks to all our chapters and their leadership, our National Symposium 2013 sponsors, our corporate and institutional members, our friend organizations and all of our Tour Day partners. Our success is based on all these efforts, both nationally and locally, and indicates the dedicated work of thousands of individuals and organizations across the country that are touring, discussing and advocating for this important time period. Please consider supporting all of our efforts with a 100% tax-deductible gift to the 2013 Annual Fund.

Its membership renewal time in the Docomomo US office. Because of your participation and membership, our organization continues to lead local and national discussions on the preservation of modern architecture and promote public awareness of the significance of modernist works. Modern architecture and design is featured more prominently as evidenced in the increased coverage in publications such as the New York Times and television shows like Mad Men and Pan Am. As a member-based organization, your Docomomo US membership is essential in promoting that public awareness and interest. As the end of the year approaches, please consider renewing your membership or become a first-time member.

As interest in architecture of the twentieth century grows, Docomomo US continues to be at the forefront of the modern architecture preservation movement. For almost two decades, Docomomo US has been the resource for the advancement of public understanding of modern architecture and landscape and the promotion of advocacy on its behalf.